New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th July 2009

There are 65 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th July 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Figure in "Lost Horizon"
AAcross 5:	Intelligent, creative sort, supposedly
AAcross 10:	Fancy wheels
AAcross 14:	Pet protector, for short	ASPCA
AAcross 19:	Monthly bill: Abbr.	ELEC
AAcross 20:	"___ Gold"	ULEES
AAcross 21:	___ Sea, 2,000-square-mile saltwater lake	ARAL
AAcross 22:	Singer Collins and others	PHILS
AAcross 23:	*Boondocks	MIDDLEOFNOWHERE
AAcross 26:	Former presidential candidate in the Forbes 400	PEROT
AAcross 27:	Standing by	ONICE
AAcross 28:	Symbol of modesty
AAcross 29:	Away with an O.K.	ONLEAVE
AAcross 31:	PBS funder	NEA
AAcross 32:	Mobile-to-Birmingham dir.
AAcross 34:	*Ambulance destination
AAcross 37:	Group of genetically related organisms
AAcross 40:	"Buy ___ regular price, get ..."	ONEAT
AAcross 41:	Directional suffix
AAcross 42:	It's within your grasp
AAcross 44:	With 51-Down, cry of sorrow
AAcross 45:	Specter in the Senate	ARLEN
AAcross 48:	Emulates AZ or T.I.
AAcross 50:	*Imam or priest
AAcross 54:	1986 Indy winner Bobby	RAHAL
AAcross 57:	Vacation itinerary
AAcross 58:	Literary heroine whose best friend is a goatherd	HEIDI
AAcross 59:	Copy	ACTLIKE
AAcross 61:	Looney Tunes nickname	TAZ
AAcross 62:	San ___, Calif.	MATEO
AAcross 65:	Straighten out
AAcross 68:	G or R issuer: Abbr.	MPAA
AAcross 69:	*When the heavens and earth were created	BEGINNINGOFTIME
AAcross 72:	Car driven by James Bond in "Octopussy," for short
AAcross 75:	Forward
AAcross 76:	"Sweet" stream in a Burns poem	AFTON
AAcross 77:	Roadie's armful
AAcross 80:	Noisy but comfy chair
AAcross 82:	Wallop
AAcross 84:	First name in skin care	ESTEE
AAcross 86:	Material with a distinctive diagonal weave
AAcross 87:	*Deputy
AAcross 92:	Serving in the navy
AAcross 94:	Tweets, e.g.
AAcross 95:	Grandfathers of III's	SRS
AAcross 96:	Unpaid debt, e.g.
AAcross 97:	Let go
AAcross 99:	Strait-laced
AAcross 101:	Field for a fault-finder?
AAcross 103:	*Week after Christmas	ENDOFDECEMBER
AAcross 108:	G, musically
AAcross 109:	Lead-in to calculus
AAcross 112:	1, to a trucker
AAcross 113:	Love sign
AAcross 115:	Dog-___
AAcross 117:	Actor Jannings and others	EMILS
AAcross 118:	*Lights out in New York City	BROADWAYCLOSING
AAcross 122:	Bathroom fixture
AAcross 123:	"Yeah, right!"	IBET
AAcross 124:	Children
AAcross 125:	Part of a French opera	ACTE
AAcross 126:	Open stars?
AAcross 127:	Tops
AAcross 128:	Like mesh
AAcross 129:	Bartlett, e.g.
DDown 1:	A mechanic might see it a lot
DDown 2:	Flared dress
DDown 2:	Flared dress
DDown 3:	Publicity push	MEDIABLITZ
DDown 4:	Group with the 22x platinum album "Back in Black"	ACDC
DDown 5:	Saturn offering	VUE
DDown 6:	P.S. in a Beatles song	ILOVEYOU
DDown 7:	Mortgage adjustment, for short	REFI
DDown 8:	Subject of some modern maps
DDown 9:	"___ Mio"	OSOLE
DDown 10:	"Chicago Hope" actress	LAHTI
DDown 11:	Choler
DDown 12:	Nick, say
DDown 13:	World Cup shout	OLEOLE
DDown 14:	Small, fruity dessert
DDown 15:	Luster
DDown 16:	Worrisome sight on the Spanish Main
DDown 17:	Bee's target
DDown 18:	Back on board
DDown 24:	O'Brien's predecessor
DDown 25:	Get together
DDown 30:	Birthplace of James K. Polk and Andrew Johnson: Abbr.	NCAR
DDown 33:	Abbr. on a cereal box	NTWT
DDown 35:	Like most dorms nowadays
DDown 35:	Like most dorms nowadays
DDown 36:	___ Page, woman in "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
DDown 38:	1950s Hungarian premier ___ Nagy	IMRE
DDown 39:	Birds with showy mates
DDown 42:	"Hey there!"
DDown 43:	Pacific capital
DDown 45:	Foreman foe
DDown 46:	Pleonastic
DDown 47:	"The Divided Self" author R. D. ___	LAING
DDown 49:	Former Swedish P.M. Olof ___	PALME
DDown 51:	See 44-Across	ISME
DDown 52:	Director Sergio
DDown 53:	Bonnie in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame	RAITT
DDown 55:	Wanted poster letters
DDown 55:	Wanted poster letters
DDown 56:	Field of green
DDown 60:	Sister of Erato
DDown 63:	Indian tourist locale
DDown 64:	Cover girl Cheryl	TIEGS
DDown 66:	Cousin of a raccoon
DDown 67:	Something to play
DDown 69:	Forehead coverer
DDown 70:	Desk tray	INBOX
DDown 71:	Memory: Prefix	MNEM
DDown 72:	They may be crunched
DDown 73:	Wrangler rival
DDown 74:	All over
DDown 77:	No matter the cost	ATANYPRICE
DDown 78:	___ items
DDown 79:	Those hoofing it
DDown 81:	Events that are barrels of fun?	BEERFESTS
DDown 83:	'60s radical grp.	SDS
DDown 85:	Eye irritant
DDown 88:	Suffix with diet
DDown 89:	Relinquish
DDown 90:	Kind of saw
DDown 91:	Peace Prize city
DDown 93:	Verdi's "Celeste ___"	AIDA
DDown 97:	A-listers
DDown 98:	Breakdown of social norms
DDown 100:	Playful rodent
DDown 101:	Payola, e.g.
DDown 102:	Promise, for one
DDown 104:	Gave the once-over
DDown 105:	Exams for future docs	MCATS
DDown 106:	Uncooperative
DDown 107:	Field Marshal Rommel	ERWIN
DDown 110:	___-car	RENTA
DDown 111:	Lawn tool
DDown 114:	Method: Abbr.	SYST
DDown 116:	"Hurry!"
DDown 119:	Result of bringing someone home, for short
DDown 120:	Etymologist's ref.
DDown 120:	Etymologist's ref.
DDown 121:	Science writer Willy